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The Momentum Of An Object Is Not Dependent On Which One Of The Following Quantities? mass acceleration speed velocity inertia
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The Momentum Of An Object Is Not Dependent On Which One Of The Following Quantities?

mass

acceleration

speed

velocity

inertia

User Kishor Prakash
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acceleration - the change in momentum does not depend on the value of momentum from which it starts (acceleration does cause a change in momentum)

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